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Bonaparte, Josephine told me, had never mentioned this to her, and she never supposed that he had heard what fell from Raguideau.
England deceived by Napoleon Admirals Missiessy and Villeneuve Command given to Lauriston Napoleon's opinion of Madame de Stael Her letters to Napoleon Her enthusiasm converted into hatred Bonaparte's opinion of the power of the Church The Pope's arrival at Fontainebleau Napoleon's first interview with Pius VII. The Pope and the Emperor on a footing of equality Honours rendered to the Pope His apartments at the Tuileries His visit to the Imperial printing office Paternal rebuke Effect produced in England by the Pope's presence in Paris Preparations for Napoleon's coronation Votes in favour of hereditary succession Convocation of the Legislative Body The presidents of cantons Anecdote related by Michot the actor Comparisons Influence of the Coronation on the trade of Paris The insignia of Napoleon and the insignia of Charlemagne The Pope's mule Anecdote of the notary Raguideau Distribution of eagles in the Champ de Mars Remarkable coincidence.
"Only think, Bourrienne," continued she, "what was my astonishment when, dressed in the Imperial robes on the Coronation day, he desired that Raguideau might be sent for, saying that he wished to see him immediately; and when Raguidesu appeared; he said to him, 'Well, sir! have I nothing but my cloak and my sword now?"
One day they went together to the notary Raguideau, one of the shortest men I think I ever saw in my life, Madame de Beauharnais placed great confidence, in him, and went there on purpose to acquaint him of her intention to marry the young general of artillery, the protege of Barras. Josephine went alone into, the notary's cabinet, while Bonaparte waited for her in an adjoining room.
England deceived by Napoleon Admirals Missiessy and Villeneuve Command given to Lauriston Napoleon's opinion of Madame de Stael Her letters to Napoleon Her enthusiasm converted into hatred Bonaparte's opinion of the power of the Church The Pope's arrival at Fontainebleau Napoleon's first interview with Pius VII. The Pope and the Emperor on a footing of equality Honours rendered to the Pope His apartments at the Tuileries His visit to the Imperial printing office Paternal rebuke Effect produced in England by the Pope's presence in Paris Preparations for Napoleon's coronation Votes in favour of hereditary succession Convocation of the Legislative Body The presidents of cantons Anecdote related by Michot the actor Comparisons Influence of the Coronation on the trade of Paris The insignia of Napoleon and the insignia of Charlemagne The Pope's mule Anecdote of the notary Raguideau Distribution of eagles in the Champ de Mars Remarkable coincidence.
One day they went together to the notary Raguideau, one of the shortest men I think I ever saw in my life, Madame de Beauharnais placed great confidence, in him, and went there on purpose to acquaint him of her intention to marry the young general of artillery, the protege of Barras. Josephine went alone into, the notary's cabinet, while Bonaparte waited for her in an adjoining room.
England deceived by Napoleon Admirals Missiessy and Villeneuve Command given to Lauriston Napoleon's opinion of Madame de Stael Her letters to Napoleon Her enthusiasm converted into hatred Bonaparte's opinion of the power of the Church The Pope's arrival at Fontainebleau Napoleon's first interview with Pius VII. The Pope and the Emperor on a footing of equality Honours rendered to the Pope His apartments at the Tuileries His visit to the Imperial printing office Paternal rebuke Effect produced in England by the Pope's presence in Paris Preparations for Napoleon's coronation Votes in favour of hereditary succession Convocation of the Legislative Body The presidents of cantons Anecdote related by Michot the actor Comparisons Influence of the Coronation on the trade of Paris The insignia of Napoleon and the insignia of Charlemagne The Pope's mule Anecdote of the notary Raguideau Distribution of eagles in the Champ de Mars Remarkable coincidence.
Bonaparte, Josephine told me, had never mentioned this to her, and she never supposed that he had heard what fell from Raguideau.
"Only think, Bourrienne," continued she, "what was my astonishment when, dressed in the Imperial robes on the Coronation day, he desired that Raguideau might be sent for, saying that he wished to see him immediately; and when Raguidesu appeared; he said to him, 'Well, sir! have I nothing but my cloak and my sword now?"
Though Bonaparte had related to me almost all the circumstances of his life, as they occurred to his memory, he never once mentioned this affair of Raguideau, which he only seemed to have suddenly recollected on his Coronation day.
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